pH > 7 in the lungs results indeprotonating of histidine, making it neutral.Oprotonating of histidine, making it positively charged.protonating of histidine, making it neutral.deprotonating of histidine, making it negatively charged.

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pH > 7 in the lungs results in O deprotonating of histidine, making it neutral. Oprotonating of histidine, making it positively charged. Oprotonating of histidine, making it neutral. O deprotonating of histidine, making it negatively charged.